The Most Beautiful Small Towns in Italy
If you’re looking for the best small towns in Italy to visit, continue reading! Italy is known for its beautiful towns, each with its own charm and unique atmosphere. From rural villages to coastal towns, Italy has a lot to offer besides big cities such as Rome and Milan. Even the lesser-known towns, the tiny hamlets, and the most remote places alo...
Community foundation, Sons of Italy help our most precious resource
Outside play supports healthy development in all children. When a child with an intellectual or physical disability is able to explore and participate in outside play, the benefits are twofold. Not only do they work on their developmental skills (motor, social, communication and cognitive) but they also feel included, boosting their self-esteem. Th...
Made In Sicily: 5 Young Ceramists To Keep An Eye On
From splattered plates that line the tables of trattorias to the Teste di Moro peering down from every balcony to the ubiquitous pigna (pine cones) symbolizing vitality, good health, and luck, ceramics are everywhere in Sicily. The island’s clay–unique for its distinct combination of silicates–has produced high-quality ceramics celebrated worldwid...
Anto Pizza and Pasta: giving them a pizza of your heart
From providing classic Italian dishes with a modern style right here in Rogers Park, to the warm and reasonably priced eatery, Antos will save you the time it would take to get to Little Italy to satiate your pizza and pasta cravings. This restaurant serves traditional Italian-American fare like spaghetti carbonara and Margherita pizza in addition...
60 years of Lamborghini: From luxury cars to reality show pop stars
In May 1963, a car was born. In the small town of Sant'Agata Bolognese in northern Italy’s humid plains, the up-and-coming mechanic and entrepreneur Ferruccio Lamborghini set up his eponymously titled company, releasing a two-seated, two-door grande coupé, the 350 GT. The 47-year-old businessman had a rural upbringing, and had made a name for himse...
Alfa Romeos May Soon Be Singing “Born in the USA”
As Alfa Romeo prepares to launch its Tonale premium crossover in the US, the brand’s chief executive has set his sights on an ambitious strategy to open the first North American vehicle assembly plant for the 113-year-old brand. Alfa Romeo CEO Jean-Philippe Imparato discloses the plan to North American journalists visiting Milan to drive the new To...
Capo Figari and Figarolo, open air museum in the Golfo Aranci
In Gallura, a few kilometers from Olbia and Golfo Aranci, at the north-eastern end of Sardinia the promontory of Capo Figari and the nearby islet of Figarolo offer a magnificent example of marine natural museum. Capo Figari is a natural oasis that has no equal and offers a unique landscape of biodiversity, the ideal destination for those who love...
You’d Never Guess Some Of The Best Italian Food In Indiana Is Hiding In This Strip Mall
Sometimes, the soul wants what the soul wants – and sometimes, what the soul wants is some delicious, incredibly authentic Italian food. I get it, which is why I’ve spent (probably way too much) time checking out some of the all-time best spots for Italian food in Indiana. Now, get this: the best Italian food in Indiana is not necessarily found in...
Figs: a taste of history
Standing in a grove of fig trees has been compared to being surrounded by wizards. The branches droop like long beards, making the trees appear ancient and wise. And as far as palates are concerned, the trees are like magic. Twice a year fig trees quietly bless their violet-hued branches with wide, majestic leaves that are transformed into long arm...
What Is Di Vincenzo’s Ethnicity? Here’s What We Know About Dont Di Vincenzo’s Cultural Beliefs!
Donte DiVincenzo is a professional National Basketball Association (NBA) basketball player. He currently plays as a shooting guard for the Milwaukee Bucks. DiVincenzo is known for his impressive shooting skills, defensive abilities, and tenacity on the court. DiVincenzo played college basketball at Villanova University, where he helped lead the tea...
Rotondella: what to see in the overlook on the Ionian Sea among the most beautiful villages in Basilicata
Rotondella is a small and charming hilltop village in the province of Matera, in the heart of Italy, full of beauties to be discovered by strolling through its streets. The origin of the name Rotondella, pleasant and captivating, can probably be traced back to the term "Rotunda Maris" which named it in the late Middle Ages and indicates two specifi...
Kansas City: Motori in Piazza
Kansas City's only all-Italian motorsports show--Motori in Piazza--returns on Sunday, June 4, Noon to 2pm, at Zona Rosa, in connection with UNICO KC's Festa Italiana (June 2, 3 and 4). Lamborghini, Maserati, Ferrari, Fiat, Alfa Romeo, Ducati, Moto Guzzi, Vespa and Lambretta! Free admission and no cost or pre-registration to display vehicles. For th...